http://www.stc-berkeley.org/RaggedLeft/2012/RL_v25n03_Fall2012.htm
In this issue, we continue our special series on global STC chapters and investigate technical writing in India. To spice things up, guest writer Sarika Sharma introduces the number one pastime in India--cricket. And as usual, we review the great programs held by the Berkeley STC this past summer and fall.
Cheers, Gwen
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Gwendolynne Barr on Wednesday, 14 March 2012 19:42Hi, Rick.
Nice job on the newsletter.
How did you create your link in the post above? I did mine manually with an html <a> tag. Is that how you did yours as well?
Cheers, Gwen
Rick Sapir on Thursday, 15 March 2012 07:35Hi Gwendolynee:
You're correct... tags (sometimes) have to be created by hand. But in other areas (such as when creating an event) you can cut/paste or use the editor shortcuts. And, still other edit areas have a quasi-WYSIWYG interface.
If you think that all this is highly confusing, and that MySTC should have a single, easy-to-use editing interface, (and if you feel it would be helpful if there were "help" pages for MySTC), please add your support and comments to this item: https://getsatisfaction.com/sfortc/topics/which_items_allow_what_formatting (note that this was first identified as an issue 9+ months ago).
-R
Gwendolynne Barr on Friday, 08 June 2012 11:28I finally took a look at this. Rick, did you find the <a href="http://www.jomsocial.com/support/docs.html">documentation</a> helpful?
http://www.stc-techedit.org/article498
I really think we only need a *single* group for newsletters.
